Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-06
SOCIAL AND eEssosAL.

- CONGRESSMAN .p .nomas L. Thompson came
v;d e.. .ack Ryan paid Sacramento flying
:. from San Francisco yesterday
, Mrs. r. d. SERVER, of Los Angels 10
visiting her relations here for fe. g weeks.
Deputy Assessor Wally G ,,ons left vester.
day afternoon for San F lsncisco and Monte
rey,
! Ex-sheriff sprague, OF Butte county,
came dGTn from Chico yesterday, going
| below.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Steinman, formerly of
Sacramento, have gone to Tulare, where
they will in future reside
Albert Gallatin, Sol. psvis andsJ. P. Ma
1 than were among the passengers to San
francisco yesterday afternoon.
Louis Goldstein ard wife, who were mar.
ried IN this city on Sunday, eeft yesterday
on wedding tip 10 Santa Cruz.
Luther T. Weber and chauncey Corn
have gone to Nevada CITY, to attend tae
Nevada county fair and see other objects of
interet
MI rs. ". Il. aarkeR, now of Portland,
Ore gen, is visiting her old home, Sacra-
ms inso, and is the guest of her Esother,
NJ rs. Nandercook.
eSeorgeC. Kohler, formerly of pi,is city
eat now in business in San Francisco, re-
fesTned home yesterday after few days
visit to Sacramento.
George II. Tenbrook and wifo have re-
turned from two weeks camping trip in
the Sierras. They spent weei- along the
banks of Lake Tahoe.
Milton Enyart, an old resident of Yolo
. county, was il the city yesterday. He re-
. ports boon in lands in thai county, and
. lssys great interest is manifested there in
!, the coming State Fair, ard that many
Yoloites Will attend.
1 John Barrett and Ed Tennent have re-
turned from hunting trip to the Rubicon.
] Barrett brought back E big woodchuck
The animal freed him one day, he believ-
ing it was bear but after he was in a
,, safe place his trusty rife disposed Of the
animal in less than fifteen minutes.
The Delta Minstrel and Social Club was
permanently organized last evening with
the following officers :: Z. T. Naghel, Presi-
dent; w. NJ. Root, Secretary; F. c. Kar-
cher, Treasurer; VIE. Bryan, Stage Man
ager. All the members of this club were
members of the Golden City and Capital
City Ministries, which were organized ten
years ago. They were then young men,
but about all of them are now men of fam
lily and all holding good positions. They
have concluded to- try the old-time amuse-
tment once more.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
G. w. Griffin, Woodland Dwight Hollis
5 ter, CORTLAND; ,. F. Sullivan, W. H. Ga
, gan, John E. Cottle San Francisco J. R.
> Whitaker, F. OGrady Vallejo; Dr. +. F.
Upham, n. Upham, Dixon Chas. Grimes,
Nevada City; J. P. Cox. c. L. Taylor, Fol-
som w. r. Gibson, Sacramento county
j. w. H. Gray, Missouri f. e. George and
wife, Santa Cruz; NJ C. Harritt, San Fran
cisco; J. NJ. Manson and wife, c. p
Smith, Ukiah; E. NJ. Hiatt, Yorkville; ].
! B. McCauley, Vallejo.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday G. r. Lukins, Oakland Robert H.
:, Dengler, New York; John A. Lally, VIM.
o. Ronoke, J. F. Kenney, Oakland VIM
c. Hazledine, Albuquerque, N. NJ; T. A.
Cody. Auburn; A. NJ. McCabe. San Jose ;
: w. d. TAFT, J. w. Martin, w. T. Kearner,
i Santa Cruz; George S Allen, f. ]. Mura-
sky, Will B. Corwin, W. A. Reaser, San
Francisco J. n. Young. city; A. A.
( Washburn, Miss X. Washburn, San Fran
cisco; Fred. Senior, New York; l. N Tay-
lor, w. A. Marion, w. HI. Guey, Henry l.
Fisher, Mrs. Greed Raymond, Mrs. f. Mat
r lhewson, San Francisco.